Making Co-Parenting Work: Tips and Tools for Blended Families After a Breakup
The focus of your attention is on children who are not adults, children who don't process or understand things the way adults do, children who have their own perceptions of what's happening, their own fears and anxieties, their own preferences, and you are trying to get them to understand and adapt to a situation that they are really victims of.
Breaking up is hard enough, but when kids are involved, the stakes get even higher. In this episode of the Breakup Recovery Podcast, Barbara Stevens chats with Rosalind Sedacca, a seasoned expert in co-parenting and blended families. They dive into the complexities of maintaining a cooperative parenting relationship post-breakup, emphasizing that the focus should always be on the children's well-being. Rosalind offers practical advice on keeping communication channels open and ensuring mutual respect between parents. One standout tip?
Using online scheduling tools to keep track of kids' activities and appointments, which can significantly reduce conflicts. Rosalind also shares insights on conflict resolution, anger management, and making joint parenting decisions. For those needing more support, her e-books, courses, and coaching services offer a wealth of resources. This episode is packed with actionable advice and hope for anyone navigating the tricky waters of co-parenting and blended families after a breakup.